Maddy Gurschick, 8, of Minot, samples fruit she picked in a patch at the Stevenson's Strawberry Farm in Wayne on Sunday. Gurschick helped collect several pints of the ripe berry that farmer Tom Stevenson said may be the last of the season.

Alex Grenier, 18, of Winslow, practices his putting on the practice greens at the Waterville Country Club in Oakland on Saturday, July 9.

Boxing coach Chris Albee, left, and Katie Baker train on Tuesday in Manchester.

Sarah Haskell, 9, of Bowdoinham, pats Gemma while taking a dip Monday at the Hallowell Recreation Area pond. The National Weather Service predicted perfect beach weather for the week after a cool and wet weekend, with temperatures in the 80s most days. Haskell was swimming with her brother, Jacob, while Gemma was taking her owner, Mike Zambernardi, for a walk.

Chris Cart paints a mural outside his studio in Hallowell on Tuesday that Bath Main Street commissioned. Cart built the rack to hold the panels of the mural and a roof over it outside his studio because the mural panels were too big to paint inside the studio and he couldn't paint the mural in place like he did at the Capital Judicial Center last year. When connected, the two metal panels will be 22 feet wide by 4 feet tall and will be mounted to welcome people to downtown Bath.

Spectators watch the projected animated creations of VJ Suave during a performance at Castonguay Square in Waterville on Friday, July 8.

A man walks in to the Waterville Opera House on Friday, July 8, for opening night of the Maine International Film Festival.

Augusta Police Sgt. Christian Behr reads the names of the five officers killed in the attack in Dallas, Texas, during an event on Friday, July 8, at the Maine Law Enforcement Memorial in Augusta. Locals gathered to mourn the Dallas police officers who were killed and injured during a shooting at a protest on July 7.